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UN Chief Ban Ki-moon Appreciates Barack Obama's Engagement with India, China on Climate Issue
UN chief Ban Ki-moon has voiced appreciation for US President Barack Obama's "personal engagement" with India, China and Brazil on climate change, saying he counts on his strong leadership to reach an agreement on the issue in Paris in December.
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Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff Tops off US Tour With Silicon Valley Visit
Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff capped off her U.S. tour on Wednesday with a visit to Silicon Valley, where she met with top technology executives and took a ride in Google Inc's self-driving car.
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Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff Puts Spy Scandal Behind Her With US Visit
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff arrives in the United States on Saturday for a long-delayed visit, looking to shore up economic ties almost two years after scrapping a trip following revelations that Washington spied on her.
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US Congressman Ami Bera Calls for India's Permanent Membership in UN Security Council
Influential US Congressman Ami Bera has asked the Obama Administration to work towards making India and other members of the 'G-4 countries' a permanent member of the UN Security Council.
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United States Extends New Invitation to Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff
The Obama Administration has again invited Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff for a state visit to Washington, a diplomatic breakthrough that both sides hope will lead over time to greater trade between the two biggest economies in the Americas.
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Barack Obama Invited to WWII Commemorations in Moscow: Kremlin
Russia has invited US President Barack Obama to Moscow next year to mark the 70th anniversary of the Soviet Union's victory over Nazi Germany in World War II, a Kremlin advisor said.
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Barack Obama Congratulates Rousseff on Brazil Poll Win
US President Barack Obama congratulated his Brazilian counterpart Dilma Rousseff on her re-election Monday, the day after the left-wing incumbent won a narrow victory in a presidential run-off vote.
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Brazilians Can Vote For Their Own Barack Obama
In Brazil, where nicknames are everything, voters can now opt for a congressional candidate who goes by the name Barack Obama.
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Barack Obama Aims to Lure More Foreign Travelers
President Barack Obama will move on Thursday to reduce airport waiting times for foreign travelers arriving in the United States in order to boost tourism, the White House said.
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How US spying cost Boeing a multibillion-dollar jet contract
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff surprised the defence and diplomatic worlds by tapping Sweden's Saab to supply jets, a move aides said was made in part as a deliberate snub to the United States.
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Canada allowed widespread NSA surveillance at 2010 G20 summit: report
Canada allowed the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) to conduct widespread surveillance during the 2010 Group of 20 summit in Toronto.
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NSA spying threatens to hamper US foreign policy
Secretary of State John Kerry landed in Rome and Paris to talk about Mideast peace, Syria and Iran but was confronted by outrage over the sweep and scope of US snooping abroad. President Barack Obama already has defended America's surveillance dragnet to leaders of Russia, Mexico, Brazil, France and Germany and was even quizzed about it during his ...
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Syria crisis set to overshadow G20 talks
US President Barack Obama faced growing pressure from world leaders today not to launch military strikes in Syria at a summit on the global economy that was hijacked by the conflict.
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United States allegedly spied on presidents of Brazil, Mexico, says report
The US National Security Agency spied on the communications of the presidents of Brazil and Mexico, a Brazilian news programme reported, a revelation that could strain US relations with the two biggest countries in Latin America.
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South American leaders back asylum amid Edward Snowden row
South American leaders sent a tough message to Washington on Friday over allegations of US spying in the region and to defend their right to offer asylum to fugitive US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-moon Appreciates Barack Obama's Engagement with India, China on Climate Issue
UN chief Ban Ki-moon has voiced appreciation for US President Barack Obama's "personal engagement" with India, China and Brazil on climate change, saying he counts on his strong leadership to reach an agreement on the issue in Paris in December.
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Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff Tops off US Tour With Silicon Valley Visit
Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff capped off her U.S. tour on Wednesday with a visit to Silicon Valley, where she met with top technology executives and took a ride in Google Inc's self-driving car.
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Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff Puts Spy Scandal Behind Her With US Visit
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff arrives in the United States on Saturday for a long-delayed visit, looking to shore up economic ties almost two years after scrapping a trip following revelations that Washington spied on her.
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US Congressman Ami Bera Calls for India's Permanent Membership in UN Security Council
Influential US Congressman Ami Bera has asked the Obama Administration to work towards making India and other members of the 'G-4 countries' a permanent member of the UN Security Council.
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United States Extends New Invitation to Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff
The Obama Administration has again invited Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff for a state visit to Washington, a diplomatic breakthrough that both sides hope will lead over time to greater trade between the two biggest economies in the Americas.
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Barack Obama Invited to WWII Commemorations in Moscow: Kremlin
Russia has invited US President Barack Obama to Moscow next year to mark the 70th anniversary of the Soviet Union's victory over Nazi Germany in World War II, a Kremlin advisor said.
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Barack Obama Congratulates Rousseff on Brazil Poll Win
US President Barack Obama congratulated his Brazilian counterpart Dilma Rousseff on her re-election Monday, the day after the left-wing incumbent won a narrow victory in a presidential run-off vote.
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Brazilians Can Vote For Their Own Barack Obama
In Brazil, where nicknames are everything, voters can now opt for a congressional candidate who goes by the name Barack Obama.
-
Barack Obama Aims to Lure More Foreign Travelers
President Barack Obama will move on Thursday to reduce airport waiting times for foreign travelers arriving in the United States in order to boost tourism, the White House said.
-
How US spying cost Boeing a multibillion-dollar jet contract
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff surprised the defence and diplomatic worlds by tapping Sweden's Saab to supply jets, a move aides said was made in part as a deliberate snub to the United States.
-
Canada allowed widespread NSA surveillance at 2010 G20 summit: report
Canada allowed the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) to conduct widespread surveillance during the 2010 Group of 20 summit in Toronto.
-
NSA spying threatens to hamper US foreign policy
Secretary of State John Kerry landed in Rome and Paris to talk about Mideast peace, Syria and Iran but was confronted by outrage over the sweep and scope of US snooping abroad. President Barack Obama already has defended America's surveillance dragnet to leaders of Russia, Mexico, Brazil, France and Germany and was even quizzed about it during his ...
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Syria crisis set to overshadow G20 talks
US President Barack Obama faced growing pressure from world leaders today not to launch military strikes in Syria at a summit on the global economy that was hijacked by the conflict.
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United States allegedly spied on presidents of Brazil, Mexico, says report
The US National Security Agency spied on the communications of the presidents of Brazil and Mexico, a Brazilian news programme reported, a revelation that could strain US relations with the two biggest countries in Latin America.
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South American leaders back asylum amid Edward Snowden row
South American leaders sent a tough message to Washington on Friday over allegations of US spying in the region and to defend their right to offer asylum to fugitive US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden.
